Safe Sport

Creating an environment of respect and responsibility is essential here at Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba

Coach Requirements

Respect in Sport course

All coaches are required to complete the Respect in Sport course every 5 years. This course is free when completed through Sport Manitoba’s portal.

First Aid + CPR

Clubs must have a coach with valid First Aid + CPR in the gym at all times.

Child Abuse Registry Check

Coaches are required to complete a Child Abuse Registry Check every year. Volunteers such as judges or apprentice coaches can complete this through RGM at no cost.

Coach Travelling with Athlete

Ensure you meet and fulfill all requirements set to be a coach in Manitoba

• Enhanced criminal record check/Canada-wide police check/International police check – issued within 12 months of the date of the activity being attended

• True Sport Clean 101 Untracked eLearning module

• Coaching Association of Canada Making Head Way in Sport eLearning module

More Resources

Safe Sport

Looking for support as an athlete or want to file a complaint? Below are multiple free and anonymous helplines. If you are ever in a critical emergency, call 911

Manitoba Sport Support Line

Confidential 24/7 support line. Information about this service is available on the Sport Manitoba Website.
Phone: 1-877-737-9875
Email: gethelp@changeofseasons.ca

CSSP

Only receives and respond to reports involving participants of national-level, federally funded sport organizations who have engaged in prohibited behaviours as defined in the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS)

Reporting a Concern

To report a concern or complaint to Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba, please follow the process in our Discipline and Complaints policy. Formal complaints can be submitted to the RGM Executive Director.